Reece present the latest range from European brand Nikles, the Nikles Pearl range of chic showerheads.
September 27th, 2011
After wowing the international design community at ISH 2011, the world’s leading bathroom fair held bi-annually in Frankfurt, the range has now reached Australian shores.
The showers display a stunning organic form due to their rounded edges, sleek chrome-faced plates and signature thin profiles; a perfect inclusion for the modern Australian bathroom space.
With three overhead showers, a rail shower and two twin showers there is a Nikles Pearl option for every style of bathroom and with Nikles’ renowned Airdrop© Technology in the hand pieces on the rail shower and twin rail showers these showers are as water efficient as they are beautiful.
To view the full range of Nikles Pearl showers and learn more about Airdrop© Technology visit www.reece.com.au.
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